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And it would be a loss of face as well. so i think thats a sign they did at least some of their homework. but they may not be sure, either. we also noticed that chinese state media is not leading with this as a headline. its not on the headlines of the newspapers or on chinese state media broadcasts. so that may be a sign of some caution on their part as well. >> one of the main problems with all this, particularly for these poor families, waiting for news, has been the hopelessly conflicted inf...

Herring. and it would be a loss of face as well. so i think thats a sign they did at least some of their homework. but they may not be sure, either. we also noticed that chinese state media is not leading with this as a headline. its not on the headlines of the newspapers or on chinese state media broadcasts. so that may be a sign of some caution on their part as well. >> one of the main problems with all this, particularly for these poor families, waiting for news, has been the hopelessly confl...

Thousands and thousands of russian troops have flooded the region and ordinary ukraine troops to join putins army or else. russia cut off broadcasts to crimea and they now hear what putin wants them to hear and nothing else. as of tonight, days of warnings from the west and threats of consequences have doning in to stop vladimir vladimir putins r grab. >> on this day in 1953, the communist party of the soviet union got a new leader. the new leaders name was melankov. after stalins death he bill ...

>> reporter: thats right, andrea. the only conclusion from this is that vladimir putin seems in a real hurry to annex crimea formally, maybe thinking if he can establish that fact on the ground it becomes more difficult to unravel later on. as you say, this referendum was supposed to have been held at the end of march. and the question was one of great autonomy, we saw the crimean parliament pass a vote today for joining up with russia and also for this referendum in just ten days time which wil...

>> tension between russia and the ukraine tanks the stock market. >> good morning. it was ugly on rising tensions. the dow down more than 150 and the s&p down about 14 points. worse declines in a month. heres the good news. today stocks are can looking to recover after russia scaled back the troops exercises. toys are -- toys r us withad layoffs. we have to tell you about disney and dish. dish is going to offer live broadcasts from disney and its abc and espn network streaming over the internet....

He had come up there. the locals were giving him tea and letting him have a place to have showers. so it has all been very amicable. as i said, a pretty low-key invasion. the situation on the ground here is very, very calm. it seems to be the international community and the world markets and everyone else who is incredibly anxious. here, at the epicenter of it all, things are pretty calm. >> a low -key invasion. thats a phrase you dont hear very often. christiane was bringing up, the only thing ...

>> day of desperation actually begins the night before with a daring stunt that will be seen by millions. as the media focus on the beginning of the gulf war, actup, using fake i.d. badges, tries to sneak into a number of news organizations. planning to disrupt their live broadcasts. they succeed at cbs. >> good evening. were going to take a break for a commercial just now. >> we knew that cameras were going to cut off as soon as they could. so we didnt know whether we were going to get one word...

Without hyperbole. is it the new york-new jersey thing? >> i started with richard sherman. it gravitated toward peyton manning. where would you wrather be than right here right now. he lost four times but hes write. this will have the eyes of the nation. number one defense, the number one offense. there are a lot of story lines there. arthel: you think you mentioned 36 super bowls you covered. >> its always fun, its always fresh, its always exciting. arthel: do you have a presuper bowl ritual yo...

Received and approved. that $70 million mainly involves funds that went directly to individuals and businesses, mainly in the form of flood insurance payments. its not money that christie had direct discretionary control over. then on wednesday zimmer, who appeared on several other national broadcasts after her interview on this show, wednesday she announced that at the request of the u.s. attorneys office she would have no further public comments. in her statement she added that, quote, i stand...

>> that is incredible. youre going to have to teach me that. >> thank you. >> ryan bart -- >> we can go over it. >> all right. ryan bart, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> do you have a big idea thats making a difference? tweet us with #whatsthebigidea. time now to flash back to this day in 1977 when president ford on his final day in office pardoned tokyo rose, the u.s. citizen convicted of treason for broadcasting japanese propaganda in world war ii. >> the very beginning was world war i...